Cricket 1905

16 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, J an . 26, 1 C R IC K E T A T CALCUTTA . C A L C U T T A y. I . Z IN G A K I. Played in the E den Gardens on D ecem ber 30 and 31, and January 2. Draw n. It w ill be noticed that L ord H awke and R an jitsinh ji each made a hundred, and that A . 0 . M aclaren scored w ell in both innings. C alcutta . First innings. Second innings. L. P. E. Pugh (capt), lbw,b Atchison .......... 6 not ou t.69 K.S. Raojitsinhji,c Hawke, b Macpherson .............. 32 c English, b W ig­ ram .................132 W. N. Winckworth, b Mc­ Pherson ....................... 6 c Wigram, b Mc­ Pherson ..........25 J. D. Guiso, b McPherson... 31 b Frederick ... 3 Lieut. F. Wilson, R.N., c Tumper, b Wigram ...16 c Tumper,bMc- Pheison ..........14 H. G. Hillary, c McPherson, b W igram ....................... 9 c Wigram, b Frederick ... 30 B. T. Arundel, b Wigram ... 19 b W igram ........... 11 C. C. Marshall, c Wigram, b Frederick ... ............... 7 b W igram ........... 5 T. Curtis-Hayward, b Fre­ derick ............................18 b General Spens 0 C. L. Hodgson, c Kington, b Atchison....................... 6 not out...................25 J. H. Hech'e, c Frederick, b Atchison.....................11 b Frederick ... 22 F. H. Stewart, notout ... 3 Extras ................... 3 Extras ............... 30 Total ............166 Total (9 wkts) 365 I. Z inqari . First innings. Second innings. C pt. Akers ( - ) Douglas, c Kanjitsinhji, b Wilson ... 30 c and b Wilson .. 0 W. M. Kington, c Ranjit- sinbji, b Hechle .......... 7 b Hech.e .......122 Captain Wigram, c Hechle, b Wilson ........................ 32 c Arundel, b Stewart ...... 15 A. C. Maclaren, c Marshall, b Curtis Hay waid ..........3o c Stewart, b Hil­ lary ..............87 Major Cek, b Curtis Hay- Ward ................................ 2 cHillary,bStewart 2 Lord Hawke, c Marshall, b Curtii-Haywaid ......... 148 b Hodgson......... 0 Gen. Spens (capt ), c Hechle, b Cuitis-Hay ward .......... 3 c Hodgson, b Stewart ........ 3 Hon. A. S. Tumper, b Hil­ lary ......... .................15 not out................ 3 E. B. Fredeii k, run out ... 38 b H >dgson....... 14 A. W . MePLeisun. notout 0 b Stewart ......... 8 E. R. M. English, b Cur- tis-Hay*ard ................. 0 Cant. Atchison, b Curtis- Hay*ard ........................ 0 E xtras.................. 5 Extras ............. 1 Total.........316 Total (9 wkts) i76 CR ICK E T IN CH IN A . HONGKONG v. SHANGHAI. Played at Hongkong on November 11, 12 and 14. S hanghai . Second innings. First innings. H. R. Parkes, c Heath, b R. Hancock ................. ... 25 Y. H. Lanning, st Arthur, b Bird ................ ... ••• 0 W . H Moule, c Smith b Pearce ... •• — -4 0 T. Wallace, c Bird,b Ptarco 1 F. W . Potter, c Arthur, b Pearce........ .................*0 W. J. T u rn b u ll, b Dixon ... 82 O .V .L a n u in g , lo w , b Dixon 12 G*. C. Dew, c A rth u r, b Bird 24 S.’ Wallace, c Pearce, b Lumnlen ................. « b Bird . J. I M. Drummond, c R. H a n cock , b L u m sd tn ... 2 C. Dunmau, not out .......... 1 Extras ........................ 12 b Dixon ......... c and b Dixon ... 21) 1 w, b Dixon ... 21 c Sercombeamitb, b D ix on .......... 0 c and b Dixon ... c Airy, b Bird ... c Dixon, b Smith 16 c Dixon, b Bird .. 7 ... 14 b B ird................. 0 not out................. 1 Extras ..........81 H o n gkong . First innings. R. Hancock, b Potter..........48 C. M. G. Burnie, c Dew, b P otter............................... 16 P. M. Heath, c and b V. Laming ................. .. 3 J. T. Dixjn, c Drummond, b Potter ... .. .. 85 T. E. Pearce, c Potter, b V. Lanning ........................ 1 J. Airy, b Turnbull ..........47 W. F. Lumsden, c Drum­ mond, b Turnbull .......... 2 H. Haacock, c Drummond, b Potto .. ................. 7 T.Serbombe Smith, c Drum­ mond, b V. Lanning ... 10 H. Arthur, c and b Potter .. 3J R. E. O. Bird, not out ... 5 Extras.......... 17 Second innings. lbw, b Dew.. .. 35 c Turnbull, b] Potter ... 0 b Turnbull... ... 33 b Turnbull... ... 6 not out... ... ... 5 b Potter « 0 not out ... 21 c S. Wallace, b Turnbull ... ... 2 Total ...274 Extras ..........37 Total (6 wkts) 109 STRAITS v. SHANGHAI. Played at Hongkong on November 15 and 16. S t r a it s . First innings. Second innings. M. H. Whitley, b Turnbull.................11 c Dew, bV. H.Lannir g 0 T. R. Hubback, b Potter........................ 5 c Potter, b Lanning ... 1 Capt. E. I. Barrett, b Lanning .......... ... 40 c T. Wallace, b Potter 49 E Bradbery, cT. Wal­ lace, b Potter.......... 0 cT.Wallace, b Lanning 47 E. W. N. Wyatt, run out ........................16 cMoule,bV.H.Lanning 7 Capt. H. L. Talbot, b Potter ................. 0 b Potter......................... 2 C. W. Cochrane, b Potter ... ... 2 b V. H. Lanning;] ... 1 A. Htronaoh, b Potto 0 not out ........................ 2 D. Y Perkirn*, notout 13 b Potter ................. 1 V. D Parsjns, c & b Potter ................. 0 b Dew ........................22 R. B Rees, run out... 1 c and b V. H. Lannirg 43 Extras ... 5 Extras ..........15 Total ... 93 S hanghai . Total ..190 First innings. Second inning?. H. R. Parkes, lbw, b Rees .......... .........20 c Perkins, b Rees V. H. Lanning, lbw, b Whitley .................13 b R e e s..................... 0 W. H.Moule,b Whitley 16 lbw, b Wyatt .. .. 7 T. Wallace, b Wyatt .. 1 b Cochrane.............21 F. W. Potter, b Whit­ ley .......... 11 c Barratt, b Rees ... 34 W.J. Turnbull, run out 0 c Parsons, b Wyatt ... 2 O. V. Lanning, lbw, b Wyatt ............... 0 lbw, b Wyatt ....... 0 S. Wallace, b Fees ... 13 n otou t................... 14 G. C. D®w, not out ... 85 b Wyatt .............. 9 A. J. H. Moule, lbw, b Cochrane .......... 1 b Rees ................ ... 0 C. C Dunman, b Rees 0 b V\y a tt................... 1 Extras .......... 8 E xtras............15 10 Total ...118 Total ..113 HONGKONG v. STRAITS. Played at Hongkong on November 17& 18. S tr a it s . First innings. Second innings. A. Stronach, b Dixon.......... 5 Ibw, b Lumsden 0 E. W. N. Wyatt, c Dixon, b B ird ...............................24 c Htath, b Dixon 74 Capt. E. I. Barrett, b R. Hancock ....................... £6 lbw, b Dixon ... 53 E. Braabury, c Buruie, b R. Hancock ....................... 26 c Arthur, b Dixon .......... 0 R. B. Rees, c Heath, b R. Hancock ........................... 9 c R. Hancock, b Dixon ......... 60 T. R. Hubback, b Dixon ...19 b Lumsden.. .. 4 M H. Whitley, cH . Han­ cock, b Pearce................. 2 b Dixon .27 Capt. H. L. Talbot, b Dixon 0 lbw, b Dixon ... 2 W. D. Parsons, not out ... 2 b Lumsden ... 0 O. W. Cochrane, b Dixon... 0 c Arthur, b Bird 0 D. Y. Perkins, c Burnie, b D ix on ............................... 0 not out ....... Extras .......... 5 Extras.......... Total ...229 Total Total ..128 Total H ongkong . Second innings. b Rees......................8 b Hees.................. 2 b Wyatt ........... 1 c Whitley, b o R eel b'Whitley 17 c and b Rees ... 8 c Talbot, b Wyatt 7 candbRees ...22 b Rees................... 4 b Wyatt .............14 not out .......... 0 Extras ........... 2 Total ........... 110 O B ITU A RY . T he R e t. E. W. R. W altebs . On New Year’s day Mr. Walters, the Rector of Heddon on the Wall, near Newcastle, died at his home at the age of 43. For some years he played with considerable success for Northumberland, and many well-known cricketers of the county attended his funeral. He was in the Ardingly College Eleven at the time when Brann, Newham and Black­ man made the school team well known and even in those days he was quite up to county form. He was an ungainly bat, after the manner of some of the members of the first Australian leim which visited Eagland, but he was extremely effective, and made miny large scores. He cjuld field well, and might have been a bowler if he had practised cirefully. In May, 1903, the Ardiogly College Aumls said of him, “ Where Walters got his style from, I don’t know ; it was certainly not from anyone at Ardingly. It waj ungraceful an unmethodical; he often seemed in the greatest difficulties when he was reilly quite comfortable, aud opposing teams did not know what to make of him. When they first met him they were in­ clined to think that his success was due to nothing but good luck, but after a short time they realised that he knew what he was about when he made even his quaintest strokes. He would have been worth playing in the eleven if only for his good humour, which wasinfectious; I am sure that it often won us a match what we seemed likely to lose. If it were not that so many fine players are passed over at the Universities, he would certainly have played for Oxford ; he was quite good enough.” N A T I V E G U M 0 . UEST and CHEAPEST MANURE for LAWNS, ^ CRIOKET and TENNIS GROUNDS and all Vegetables, Fruits and Flowers. Price, £ 3 1 0 s . per ton in bags; 2 ton lots carriage paid. Lots under 10 cwt., 4 /- per cwt. at works. A 1 cwt. bag sent carriage paid to any station in England on receipt of P.O. for 5/-. Extracts from recent reports : W. A. WOOF, Member M.C.C. Staff, Glo’ster County XI., ani now Cricket Coach, Cheltenham College, October 1st, ’9J4.—*4I have great pleasure in strongly recommending your noted “ Native Guano." For cricket grounds, tennis courts, bowling greens, it has no equal. I have used it for years on Cheltenham College Grounds with splendid results.” C. K idm an (Cheltenham)—“ A great success on cricket and tennis lawns. E. B rad sh aw (Bolsover)— “ I can recommend it highly for cricket grounds and general garden crops.” Orders to the Native Guano Co., Ltd., 29, New Bridge Street, London, E.C., where Testimonials, &c. may be obtained. Agents wanted . First innings. R. Hancock, c Talbot, b Rees ...............................10 C. M. G. Burnie. b W yatt.. 32 P. M. Heath, o Rees, b Par­ sons ...............................43 J. T. Dixon, b Rees .......... 5 W. F. Lum^den, b Rees ... 0 H. Hancock, b Rees .......... 1 H. Arthur, c Talbot, b Whitley ........................ 31 T. E. Peaioe, b Cochrane ... 9 W. Daniel, o Whitley, b Parsons ........................ 1 J. Airy, st Hubback, bRees 10 R. E. O. Bird, not out ... 1 Extras .............12 Total......... 156 Printed and Published for theProprietor by MEBRirr & Hatches, Ltd,, 167,108 and.169, Upper Thames Street, London, E.C., Jan. 26th, 1905.